hard · Volume Price Analysis climactic
A trader is analyzing a 'Stopping Volume' sequence. Which visual progression in the candles indicates that the 'supertanker' of a price waterfall is successfully slowing down?
- Rising prices on steadily declining volume, following a series of narrow-spread up candles.
- Consecutive wide-spread down candles with minimal lower wicks and volume that keeps declining.
- Progressively narrower candle bodies accompanied by deepening lower wicks and ultra-high volume.
- A single hammer candle on unusually low volume that immediately breaks above a nearby resistance ceiling.
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